"There are companies with lots of money that are growing aggressively," said Cramer And it appears they are unafraid to spend – even in the face of the 'fiscal cliff.'

"We're having an absolutely wonderful December so far," said Oracle co-founder and Chief Financial Officer Safra Catz. "So what's going on in Washington, I don't know who necessarily it is influencing today, but I can tell you our customers have been spending money with us, even in here in December."

And there's another angle that Cramer wants you to know about.

"A few years back Oracle spent $7.5 billion to buy Sun Micro a deal that was initially perceived as offering some merit but was subsequently criticized as a gigantic waste of money," Cramer explained.

"But - on this call, CEO Larry Ellison said that with this acquisition 'Sun has already proven to be the most strategic and profitable acquisition Oracle has ever made.'"

Cramer takes the commentary to mean that the Java programming software that came with Sun has become a huge winner - and now that the hardware portion of the acquisition has been downsized, he expects the results from the Sun deal will just get better and better.

What should you make of the results?

"At a time when the news headlines would leave you expecting a collapse in tech spending, Oracle's saying the opposite," Cramer concluded.